Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has requested acquittal in a case concerning her involvement with a university position. She maintains she did not exert any influence over university officials or any authority to establish a specific professorship. Gómez emphasizes that she did not personally benefit financially from the situation. The case centers around allegations of influence peddling related to the creation of the academic position. Her defense asserts that the allegations lack merit and are politically motivated. She firmly denies any wrongdoing and is contesting the charges. This development occurs amidst heightened political scrutiny surrounding the Prime Minister and his family.